Davies Chirwa Pioneers Opportunity For Global Artists With Direct Access To GRAMMY Awards® Consideration






In a groundbreaking move last August, Davies Chirwa, the esteemed Founder of Channel A TV and DC Productions Media Group, unveiled a significant development: his entity has secured approval from the GRAMMY Awards® as an official outlet with direct access to submit artists for nomination consideration.

Chirwa, renowned for his remarkable portfolio of Exclusive Media Productions, is extending a transformative opportunity to artists and creatives worldwide. His works span a wide array of acclaimed documentaries, featuring luminaries such as President Obama, the virtual inauguration of President Biden, NFL Super Bowls, MTV Awards, BET Awards, Grammys, Oscars, U.S Soccer, NBA, Seattle Seahawks, FIFA, UW Huskies Football, Seattle Sounders, We Day, AVP Volleyball, FIFA Soccer, and many others.


Operating from Channel A TV Studios in Seattle, this visionary media executive producer has already made waves by submitting two outstanding artists for consideration at the 66th annual GRAMMY Awards®. Among these nominees are Chile One Mr. Zambia, representing the Republic of Zambia, and a Belizean-born veteran reggae artist championing the Caribbean region. With the undeniable rise of AfroBeats as a global phenomenon, Chirwa is committed to amplifying the voices of underserved music regions worldwide, including various genres of African and Caribbean music. As of 2024, the GRAMMY Awards® has expanded its recognition with the inclusion of the Best African Music Performance category, a move that reflects the meteoric rise in the global popularity of AfroBeats, evident across all streaming and social media platforms.


Chirwa's initiative marks a pivotal moment in the democratization of music industry recognition, offering a platform for diverse voices to be heard and celebrated on one of the world's most prestigious stages. By leveraging his expertise and influence, Davies Chirwa is not only reshaping the landscape of music representation but also fostering a more inclusive and equitable industry for generations to come.

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